Things

The wage offered for miners at Shakespeare.

The vehicle that ran over Jose Arroyo.

a.k.a. wagon

Wagon alleged to have been taken from the NAN ranch, cited in the unlawful assembly charge.

a.k.a. a wagon from the NAN ranch

Wagon train carrying women, children, and supplies, attacked by Indians.

a.k.a. the train, the unfortunate train

A wagon train carrying supplies for the camp was found besieged by Indians ten miles from camp.

a.k.a. wagons

The tourist used the Walker route to cross the range.

a.k.a. walker route, the walker route

A Wall Street lobby in Washington was trying to influence the government for a mail subsidy.

a.k.a. lobby

Saloon where the woman was seen the night before her death.

a.k.a. Walter's saloon

Lucy Washington swore out a warrant for Edna du Ray but later withdrew it.

The warrant stub shows that warrant #447 was issued for $19.00, but it appears three times in the aggregate to $447.92.

a.k.a. warrant numbered 447

Warrant issued to E. Toney for $3.00 but appearing on bond record as $34.40.

Warrant issued to S. Mendors for $10.75 but appearing on bond record as $97.00.

A warrant issued for $19.00 per stub but appearing three times on the bond record totaling $447.92.

Warrant issued December 12, 1888 to George H. Utter for $6.00, recorded as $189.40 in one entry.

Warrant issued December 12, 1888 to T. W. Cobb for $60.00, recorded as $360.00.

Warrant issued February 13, 1889 to S. P. Carpenter, recorded at varied amounts including $1,155.89.

County warrant dated February 13, 1889 paying Frank Silvear for 19.5 cords of wood delivered to F. P. Whitehill.

a.k.a. warrant No. 533, $58.50

Warrant issued to I. Givens for $42.80 but appearing on bond record as $48.40.

Warrant issued March 13, 1889 to George D. Barnard & Co. for $82.40, recorded as $182.40.

Warrant issued to Matt Rosecrans for $2.00 but appearing on bond record as $86.30.

Warrant issued March 13, 1889 to A. H. Morehead for $142.40, recorded as $240.40.

Warrant issued April 10, 1889 to Classen or Stein for $50.00, recorded as $500.00.

Warrant issued April 10, 1889 to Mike McNichol for $97.30, appearing twice on bond record with altered amounts.

A large number of warrants described as to number and amount on pages 1 and 2 of the record, but put down without reference to the bonds for which they were exchanged.